Not exact matches
Most
sea sponges
feed on single - celled
organisms, which they filter from water, but some are more voracious, catching small crustaceans.
An analysis of its stomach showed that it obviously chased smaller
sea organisms and
fed on them.
The krill, for instance, a very important link in marine food chain,
feed on phytoplankton and in turn gets eaten by other
organisms in the
sea such as fish.
Sea ice is also crucial to Arctic ecosystems, supporting nutritious algae that other
organisms feed on, he said.